Public engagement in Edinburgh. Fuelled by a carefully monitored balance of coffee and gin. Board member of @bhealthytgether.
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ALT Why involve members of the public in research? People who are affected by research have a right to have a say in it. Members of the public can provide a different perspective, Involvement members of the public can tailor your research to the needs of specific communities. public involvement can make research more relevant. Funding bodies and ethics committees will ask about your plans for public involvement.
ALT Jacqui Kerr, Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network Manager at NHS Research Scotland, smiling in a floral top. The quote reads: "It was great to meet these different groups and hear about their experiences, including the fantastic Neuro Hebrides group which supports neurological patients and their carers by promoting positive health and wellbeing in the Western Isles." The NHS Research Scotland logo is visible, as well as the URL www.nrs.org.uk
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ALT Peter and Inga stand in front of a large screen talking to the audience. Behind them the screen has the title of their talk '"I'm not going to leave someone to die": A policing response to Scotland's drugs death crisis' and there is a white pop-up banner with the Edinburgh Skeptics logo on it.
ALT Headshot of SCVO chief executive Anna Fowlie with her quote: “As well as being short-sighted ethically and financially, it flies in the face of all the evidence around what communities need and the rhetoric around person-centred services and prevention.”
